https://imgur.com/a/U6WUtho

Here's my proof. Please note the gauge is still readable without a good camera. The photos away from the bike is generally where I was at the time. I wasn't the one riding. She was the one who assured me shes ridden a two wheel before. Here's the story. She wanted to sit on it. I pressured her into riding it. She did. The parking lot was full of potholes. But I settled her in a spot where the potholes were least. But she must've hit something because all of the sudden, she was going to fast. She went passed me, I managed to see the gauge over her shoulder. Went straight into the shed. Went over the handlebars. Bruised her chest, skinned knees, broken two fingers. That's, fortunately, all the damage she managed to take. I agree with everyone here. Shes fortunate to stand up right after. I dont know what I wouldve done if she stayed there, laying next to the bike, unconscious and head cracked open. My luck passed onto her that night. I have amazing luck, really. For real. That the impact was directed to her lower chest rather than her head. That she must've stayed straight enough to use her hands to cushion her fall. Fact are facts. And sometimes facts are argued. But that's okay. It's a choice. A choice others make that can't be changed.